Erica Fox’s husband and dozens of Kelp Krawlers swim club members and friends formed a solemn procession along the Lovers ...

Beach lovers bring a special kind of energy into our lives. These sand-between-the-toes enthusiasts carry the spirit of the shore wherever they go, brightening our days with their unique outlook.

PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. (KGO) -- Lovers Point Beach in Pacific Grove is closed until Saturday after a swimmer was attacked by a shark Wednesday morning, according to police. Emergency personnel ...

Authorities in Monterey County on Sunday night confirmed that two people reported seeing a possible shark before a swimmer ...

Lovers Point, a rocky promontory along scenic Ocean View Boulevard with two small crescents of beach beside it, was featured ...

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…Lovers Beach!!! A favorite among those visiting Cabo, Lovers Beach is beautiful, but those seeking a romantic spot, be warned: it’s not nearly as secluded as its name indicates. There are still ...

This story has been updated: Lovers Point beach advisory lifted- - - - - - - - - - - A beach advisory has been posted at Lovers Point in Pacific Grove. The advisory was posted due to high indicator ...

Rainy days can deliver a deflating one-two punch to beach lovers. First, who wants to go to the beach when it's raining? Pow! Second, heavy rain can dump pollutants from roads and parking lots into ...

PACIFIC GROVE — For the second time in less than two months, someone out to enjoy the water off of Lovers Point Beach has come in contact with a shark. According to an afternoon press release from the ...

A beach advisory has been lifted at Lovers Point in Pacific Grove.The advisory was posted due to high indicator bacteria found in samples taken Monday. The advisory were posted until Wednesday when ...

The popular slogan “Virginia is for lovers” has been the motto for the state since the tourism board adopted it in 1969. Those who have visited can attest that the phrase is true all over Virginia and ...